Not every sim racing upgrade is worth the money. Here are 3 popular sim racing upgrades that I think are overrated in 2026, and why your budget may be better…
The Logitech G29 and G920 are still among the most popular sim racing wheels in 2026, but are they still worth buying over a decade later? This review breaks down…
The officially licensed Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula 1 Team sim racing cockpit is Simlab’s second collaboration with the team after their steering wheel release. After several months of testing, here…
It has been a full year since I first reviewed the Conspit Ares wheelbase. Since then, Conspit has grown noticeably in relevance within the sim racing hardware space, not just…
The Logitech G29 and G920 were once the go-to beginner wheels in sim racing, but in 2026 they face tough competition from affordable direct drive systems like the Moza R3.…
Race Sim Studio’s GT-M Macca 72 V8 Evo is a McLaren 720S GT3 Evo-inspired Assetto Corsa mod with top-tier visuals, excellent physics, and strong GT3 drivability. At around £4.19, it…
Fanatec’s long awaited Podium Wheel Base delivers massive torque, excellent force feedback clarity, and FullForce support, but its size, price, and limited feature compatibility raise important questions. Here is my…
The Fanatec CSL DD Boost Kit unlocks 8Nm of torque, but does it really change the driving experience enough to justify the extra $150? Here’s a detailed breakdown of performance,…
The Moza Racing R12 is the company’s latest addition to an already extensive lineup of direct-drive wheelbases. Sitting at the 12 Nm mark, it positions itself firmly in the mid-range…
The Moza Porsche Mission R wheel brings a curved OLED display, touch controls, and true 1:1 Porsche CAD-based design to sim racing. Here is my full review after real on-track…